A blog about the lack of a blog.
Mark Brown “Please stand by, we will return to your regularly scheduled blogging shortly” Oh the joys of being the Web Administrator and IT goto person. Generally, my days are planned out…
February 2016
Protect Your Colours – Woolite Extra Dark Protection.
Washing dark clothes is always a bit of a gamble, is this the wash that your favourite coloured top begins to fade and lose its vibrancy? or do you need…
Homecare Essentials Gets Gold For A Third Consecutive Year.
We are extremely proud to announce that for the third consecutive year, Feefo, The Global Feedback Engine, have awarded us the Gold Trusted Merchant Accreditation for 2016. This is awarded…
Photograph Showcase Number 3.
Welcome to our Monthly Photograph Showcase. A slight variation this month as this picture incorporates both December and January as the best selling products were the same. This time we…
How to Clean a Dirty Headstone or Gravestone with Ease
*The before and after photographs are 100% genuine. The images have only been manipulated to remove the background and to obscure the identity of the deceased.* A large amount of…
Top Of The Shop – January
Welcome to our monthly Top 10, our best selling products for January. 5 new entries and 3 non movers! let’s have a look. *cue Led Zeppelin – A Whole lotta…
Damp And How To Deal With It – Part 2 – Mould
The silent killer, well probably not if you are reasonably healthy, but mould if left untreated can make you very, very ill and if you already suffer from respiratory problems…
Damp And How To Deal With It – Part 1 – Condensation
The main cause of damp in most peoples homes is actually caused by us just living there, condensation. Kitchens and bathrooms are where condensation is the most obvious but it…
BT Outage
As you maybe aware, BT Broadband was out of action for the majority of the day and unfortunately this outage affected us as well. We were unable to process any…
Damp And How To Deal With It – Prologue
Damp. It’s such an innocuous little word, it means “Slightly wet” nothing wrong with that, “her hair was damp after the shower”, “the clothes were still damp when hung on…